How to Repair a Cheap, Battery-Powered LED Flashlight
Use this quick and easy method to make emergency repairs.
When the contacts break in a flashlight, make an emergency repair by completing the circuit with common copper wire.
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13 Comments
Post a CommentIt does make sense. The slideshow is great. :-)
Cool beans!
makes perfect sense..now that I viewed your slideshow ;-) great stuff!
Had a go at fixing fused lights recently, and they had wire fuses which I'm not normally comfortable with, but felt such a hero for fixing 'em! You know your stuff.
Fern, I'm back again - I can see the slideshows now :) Great job on this one, cheers :)
You're just a handy lady!
Your pictures explain it all quite well. I want one or two of those lights! Where can you get that particular flashlight?
Great pics and instructions
This was very well done...nice work.
Necessity is the mother of invention!